Study on the Progress on the Expanded 2017 Family Planning Commitments in Uganda

Achieving the FP2020 targets will only be possible if adequate domestic resources are sustainably allocated. There are indications that the current budgetary allocation for FP is at all-time low.  

Achieving the FP2020 targets will only be possible if adequate domestic resources are sustainably allocated. There are indications that the current budgetary allocation for FP is at all-time low.  This state of affair, have adversely affected the realization of the FP2020 commitments. For instance, the unmet need for FP stands at 33% and mCPR at 28 percent against the government commitments to reducing unmet need to 10 and increasing mCPR to 50 % ( Track2020 Uganda records, August 2018).   In order to determine how financing is affecting progress to achieving FP2020 commitments, Faith for Family Health Initiative (3FHi) initiated a scoping study to review implementation of FP2020 commitments that relate to innovative financing for FP. The two FP2020 financing commitments that Uganda made (mentioned above) formed the corpus of the scope of work.   Objectives of the Study  The main objective of scooping study was to review the implementation of the FP2020 commitments that relate to innovative financing for FP.  Download Study Report Here